The Rocky Mountain Wonderland
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I came there one evening during a severe gale. The wind roared and thundered as im- pressively as breakers on a rock-bound shore.
By midnight the storm ceased, and the tall trees stood as quietly as if content to rest after their vigorous exercise in the friendly wrestling- match with the wind. The spruces had become towering folded flags of fluffy black. After the gale the sky was luminous with crowding stars.
I lingered in the centre of the opening to watch them. The heavens appeared to be ma...de of many star-filled skies, one behind the other.
The farthest one was very remote, while the closest seemed strangely near me, just above the tops of the trees.
241 Many times I have come out of the subdued light of the pathless forest to enjoy these sunny openings. Often I have stood within them watching the butterflies circling in the sun or a deer and her fawns feeding quietly across, and, as I looked, I have listened to the scolding of the squirrel and the mellow ringing of the wood- pecker far away in the forest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I came there one evening during a severe gale. The wind roared and thundered as im- pressively as breakers on a rock-bound shore.
By midnight the storm ceased, and the tall trees stood as quietly as if content to rest after their vigorous exercise in the friendly wrestling- match with the wind. The spruces had become towering folded flags of fluffy black. After the gale the sky was luminous with crowding stars.
I lingered in the centre of the opening to watch them. The heavens appeared to be ma...de of many star-filled skies, one behind the other.
The farthest one was very remote, while the closest seemed strangely near me, just above the tops of the trees.
241 Many times I have come out of the subdued light of the pathless forest to enjoy these sunny openings. Often I have stood within them watching the butterflies circling in the sun or a deer and her fawns feeding quietly across, and, as I looked, I have listened to the scolding of the squirrel and the mellow ringing of the wood- pecker far away in the forest.
What to read after The Rocky Mountain Wonderland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mills Enos Abijah to read onlineMoreLess
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